Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I have sexual dysfunction. My wife is about to divorce me because of this reason.Doctor's answer:
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The more direct psychological factors affecting sexual function mainly include: (1) Incorrect sexual attitude Due to the fear of sexual failure, sexual anxiety may be the most common cause of impotence. Inappropriate demands on sexual ability or excessive demands on the other party to have sex are also basic causes of sexual dysfunction. In addition, another important reason for sexual dysfunction is to act as a "bystander" during sexual intercourse, where one party is anxious and compulsively focuses on the other's reaction, causing distraction and hindering the establishment of moderate sexual response and the arrival of sexual climax. (2) The impact of past sexual experiences If a person has been subjected to strict control, harsh treatment, or injury in their past sexual experiences, it may leave an indelible psychological trauma and easily form a conditioned reflex. Once such a person faces a sexual situation again, they may unconsciously recall past sexual traumas and experience sexual dysfunction such as impotence and lack of sexual climax. (3) Interpersonal conflicts This mainly refers to interpersonal conflicts between sexual partners, such as suspicion, jealousy, distrust, etc. Obviously, one party's strong disappointment or hostility will cause the same reaction in the other party, which is harmful to sexual desire. For example, women are very sensitive to being "used" and believe that the other party is only interested in their body and ignores their humanity. They may feel that sexual intercourse is a use, conquest, and degradation, and may fail to respond sexually or even develop a dislike for sexual life. (4) Various external factors Also affect sexual function. Fast-paced modern life, busy work or household chores, harmonious interpersonal relationships, competition and frustration at work, personal education level, and social status can all cause psychological pressure. The strength of sexual desire and sexual ability is affected by psychological factors. In addition to the above situations, sexual dysfunction also has organic causes. When diagnosing sexual dysfunction, relevant physical diseases must be ruled out, such as chronic inflammation of the sexual organs, trauma, and related neurological lesions. Certain endocrine diseases, long-term use of certain drugs, and mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety neurosis may also cause sexual dysfunction. (5) Diabetic patients Diabetic patients may experience varying degrees of sexual function decline, with some even losing sexual function. The special feature of diabetic sexual dysfunction is that ordinary aphrodisiacs have little effect. Generally, the most common factors causing diabetic sexual dysfunction include: 1. Psychological and behavioral reasons This includes disharmony between couples, anxiety, depression, and various psychological factors. Most diabetic patients may experience fatigue, peripheral neuropathy, and peripheral neuropathy, which will affect their mood and thus lead to an increase in sexual dysfunction. This is a psychological problem caused by physiological reasons, also known as psychosomatic disease. Suggestion: Adjust your mood, engage in positive social activities, and consult a psychologist when necessary. 2. Hormone secretion deficiency reasons Diabetes is an endocrine disorder. Some doctors believe it may affect the secretion of sex hormones. Nie Wento believes that if the situation of insufficient hormone secretion is taken, aphrodisiacs that stimulate hormone secretion can be effective. However, diabetic patients often find them ineffective, which indicates insufficient evidence for insufficient hormone secretion. Suggestion: Increase some nutritious foods such as goji berries, leeks, onions, and mutton moderately. 3. Microvascular disease reasons The male and female reproductive organs are rich in microvessels. With the passage of time, the metabolic function of diabetic patients gradually declines, and microvascular lesions become significant, thus affecting the congestion of the reproductive organs and reducing sexual excitement. Frequent reduction in sexual excitement can lead to sexual dysfunction. Suggestion: Reduce social activities, quit smoking or reduce smoking, avoid excessive drinking, control your diet, and increase the intake of cereals. Consult a doctor when necessary. 4. Nerve receptor damage In the later stages of diabetes, limb numbness often occurs, which reduces the sensitivity of nerve receptors. This type of nerve receptor damage is very common in diabetic patients. Sexual impulse requires a high degree of coordination between various senses and the spirit. Therefore, the decline in metabolic function in the later stages of diabetes leading to nerve receptor damage is an important reason for sexual dysfunction in diabetic patients. Suggestion: Treat according to the treatment methods for diabetic complications. Dysfunction is mostly secondary, making it easier to see the effect.